Sampling at Costco is always an adventure, with some hits and some misses. Yakisoba was a hit, and I grabbed a box of the frozen packets, envisioning quick lunches for my favorite octogenarians. Surprise – both folks not only loved it, but managed to eat it without difficulty, a rare victory. I had to double down on this success with a homemade version, and so this Simple Steak Yakisoba manifested into existence!
Simple Steak Yakisoba
Welcome frugal foodies to the Frugal Hausfrau’s site. Today we’re at the corner where frugal meets delicious, and we’re diving into these Asian-leaning Bartaco Pickled Red Onions! I made them to accompany the Copycat Bartaco Sesame Ribeye Tacos I posted the other day.
Bartaco Pickled Red Onions
Imagine a symphony of contrasting flavors and textures that is the Copycat Bartaco Sesame Ribeye Tacos. As your teeth sink into the taco, fresh, tangy pickled peppers and red onions give a satisfying crunch. Funky, earthy & spicy kimchee adds contrast and it all gives way to the tender, velvety Asian-leaning shaved Ribeye marinated in a sweet sesame soy.
This plate would run you about $18.25 plus tax and tip at the restaurant.
Here we are at the beginning of February and Mardi Gras is coming up – that’s a great reminder to make a dish with a bit of heat and a bit of spice to ward off the winter blues. A dish like this Cajun Fried Rice with Pulled Pork.
Cajun Fried Rice with Pork Shoulder
I think you’re gonna love eating these San Francisco Chicken Wings and love serving them even more – coz you’re gonna get compliments! And don’t we cooks all live for that! It’s proof we’re making people happy!
San Francisco Chicken Wings